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Originally built in 1807 by William Ropes, 6 Andrew Street was one of the original houses on the street. The property was converted into 3 condominiums in 1983, retaining much of the original detail, including the welcoming front entry hallway, wide pine & maple flooring,trim moldings, and 2 fireplaces (1 working) on each floor. 6 Andrew Street offers special living only steps to Salem Common, the water at Collins Cove or over to Derby Wharf for access to SalemHarbor. Close by you will find a variety of excellent downtown restaurants, museums, theater, and shopping. Andrew Street is only a few blocks to the train station-north to Rockport or south to Boston. This bright, sun-filled, first-floor condo offers a welcoming feeling of warmth & antique charm combined with the convenience of modern amenities including an in-unit washing machine and dryer. The backroom is presently used as an art studio but would easily make a great home office or even a guest room. Patio and 1 Car Pkg.

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Originally built in 1807 by William Ropes, 6 Andrew Street was one of the original houses on the street. The property was converted into 3 condominiums in 1983, retaining much of the original detail, including the welcoming front entry hallway, wide pine & maple flooring,trim moldings, and 2 fireplaces (1 working) on each floor. 6 Andrew Street offers special living only steps to Salem Common, the water at Collins Cove or over to Derby Wharf for access to SalemHarbor. Close by you will find a variety of excellent downtown restaurants, museums, theater, and shopping. Andrew Street is only a few blocks to the train station-north to Rockport or south to Boston. This bright, sun-filled, first-floor condo offers a welcoming feeling of warmth & antique charm combined with the convenience of modern amenities including an in-unit washing machine and dryer. The backroom is presently used as an art studio but would easily make a great home office or even a guest room. Patio and 1 Car Pkg.